If I Were to Marry

I'd place him on a pedestal because he'd be my King I've never accepted another for him I'd wear his ring Never would I fight with him but I'd listen to what he'd say most likely logic would play his part understanding comes my way There's no room for jealousy where trust and love grow free two hearts compatible to marry see darkness for what it be Secure hearts know the love within that strengthen and endures small annoyances are overcome with stimulating sexual lures The man I marry will be in love with the love I show to him surprise him with his favourite treat champagne with the lights turned dim light-headedness and naked bodies swaying to musical sounds wet lips hungrily taste the passion while roaming hands have no bounds Marriage is sharing and loving not deception, hatred or lies it's agreeing to disagree nicely and about honouring marriage ties It's a structured life-long endeavour familiar breeds contempt they say when disrespect rears its ugly head the love escapes away Better to be like the birds and flock off and free the love which has died for it will continue to haunt like a lie if you can't revive it when tried Love is to be a two-way street otherwise its less than love don't chase after rejection one-sided is only one dove I’d fill his heart with meaningful words, through his day his memory would carry True love never ever dies for the man if I were to marry